Here is a small demo of my approach ;)
<items>
<bag>
<jar>
<liquid title="water"/>
</jar>
<jar>
<liquid title="juice"/>
</jar>
</bag>
</items>
---
{ items : { bag : { jar : { liquid : water } jar : { liquid :
juice } } } }
--
But should be:
{ items : { bag : [ jar : { liquid : water } , jar : { liquid :
juice } ] } }
So
bag : {
<do param="default" />
}
Is naturally interpreted as a single element (when compiling!) and
thus a single-element wrapper is generated without a comma :(
How do I translate this into compile time logic? Could you recreate
this example using your set-scoped logic?
---
<def tag="items" join="," wrap-single="{::::}" wrap-multi="[::::]">
items : <do param="default" />
</def>
<def tag="jar" join=",">
jar : {<do param="default" />}
</def>
<def tag="liquid" join="," attrs="title" >
liquid : <%= title %>
</def>
<def tag="bag" wrap-single="{::::}" wrap-multi="[::::]">
bag : {
<do param="default" />
}
</def>
--
Thanks!
-Kristian
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